We’ve added a new tool to the communications kit: a webpage offering a handy guide to the most-often-used acronyms at the UO.

Are you writing about a faculty member with an endowed or “named” chair? Please use that title for first reference.

An A to Z list of common questions, stubborn stumpers, and periodic puzzlers

This month's tips focus on writing for the web, including lists, active voice, and jargon.

A new entry in the style guide identifies the UO as a leading research university and other tips address titles of works.

With commencement coming, check out a few things to remember for graduation programs and other content.

Read on for answers to “number” and, well, numbers . . .

These monthly University of Oregon Editorial Style Guide quick tips help ensure your communications follow UO editorial style—but which editorial style? The Chicago Manual of Style? Or the Associated Press Stylebook?

Get the scoop on “first annual,” “early career,” and how to handle run-on quotations in new paragraphs.

Are you going to game day Saturday? Do you have your Ducks game-day gear? Maybe you’re watching ESPN College GameDay instead? And just how many versions of “game day” are there, anyway?